Sentence examples for yet learned how to from inspiring English sources
It is because Indian shops have not yet learned how to protect their stock.
In truth, I had not yet learned how to hate anyone but my parents.
No advanced civilization has yet learned how to endure without it.
Money complicates everything with the Romneys, and they haven't yet learned how to talk about it.
She was very good looking, modest, and genial, but unfortunately she had not yet learned how to act.
"He hasn't yet learned how to bang his hand on the table," Khairallah said, banging his hand on a table to demonstrate the bearing of a political strongman.
Google seems to me like an engineering driven company that hasn't yet learnt how to coordinate everyone to launch a product well".
The police, bailiffs and private security guards had not yet learnt how to extract people easily from the trees and their machinery.
Better yet, learn how to make garlic bread.
It took a vast amount of patience not to strangle him, and great insistence and some luck to get the manager, who defended his bartender on the ground that he was "new" and had not yet, presumably, learned how to distinguish between a Negro boy of twenty and a Negro "boy" of thirty-seven.
No amount of input from a teacher can save a child who has not yet even learned how to read.
